Wendy's Sues United Dairy Farmers over 'Flosty'

Wendy’s, US fast food franchise restaurant founded in 1969, has sued United Dairy Farmers for using the word ‘frosty’, ColumbusDispatch reported.

Wendy’s claimed that UDF's ice cream has been selling with "Frosty" word on its packages in its stores and supermarkets. Wendy’s said “a complete knock-off” in its claim. 

“Frosty is one of our original trademark products, dating back to 1969,” said Wendy’s spokesman Denny Lynch to the article. “We are taking the necessary steps to protect this iconic brand and to avoid the inevitable confusion by consumers.”

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